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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-01
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

About COO passengers daily pass
Reno on the overland trains.
At Indian Diggings, Amador county
Monday last, a. Heath fell forty feet
into u mine and was killed.
The wealthy Chinaman, Sow kee,
who died in San Diego lately, leaves
an estate valus d at 100000.
Reno is check full of sports, and all
one has got tn do is to name his game
and it is made.
Some vipeyartliSts in the Napa Val
ley are paying as high as 81 dag for
grape pickers.
Fifty tons of ElkO shale were ship
ped tn Reno last week. and the exper-
iment of using il for fuel in the fur.
mace Of the reduction works will be
made.
Over 1000 olive plants will he set
out this Fall in the vicinity of TEN
pleton. Cal.
The tax list of Lincoln county for
1897 amounts to $4,000 more than
that of 1886.
Tie total liabilities af Eresbach and
John Rasenfeldt, the wheat dealers,
amounts to S9,443,555 63.
A 10 year-old boy at The Dalles,
Oregon. is professional and success
ful piekpocket.
Frank Shaffsr, of McMinaville, Ore
CON, was mistaken for bear and kill
Ell las, Sunday.
New placer diggings have been
found on the tributaries of Kamsea
lake, in Northern Idaho.
The Central Pacific road has leased
sc, 900 acres of land tn Lee s Frazier,
of Wadsworth, for cattle range. The
land lays between Spanish Spring
Valley aud Pyramid Lake.
joe Flynn, ut Union City, Eureka
county, wishes 10 employ twenty-five
or thirty good woodchoppers aud coal
burners Immediately.
John Kcrneghan was hanged in the
Snn Francisco Jail last Friday, shortly
after II o'clock, for the murder of his
sister IN law, Martha Ann HOod, by
entering her room and killing her with
hammer, Oct. 10, 1885.
Joe Douglas, the Comstock capital
ist. was fined 500 anu sentenced to
Jail for "a hours Wednesday afternoon.
by Justice Kehoe, for contempt of
court.
The application Of the V. & T. r. r.
for reduction in the assessed valua-
ton placed upon the main track in
Wnshoe county from $4,000 to So
QUO per mile WINS denied, but the B"ald
of Equalization, allowed reduction
on the valuations of sidin1s from 3d.
600 to $4,000 per mile.
The Hawthorne Bulletin sassa child
less than year old. 1T Bob Berry, ofl
CAndeiaria, WAS burned 10 death last
week. The parents were away. ard
the babe while playing, got kerosene
on its clothes, and while lighting
matches. which were also within its
reach. set its clothes ON tire. Moral:
Don't leave your little children vt home
alone ut night.
Twenty men in Los Angeles have bet
upon the result 81 the yacht race be-
tween the Volunteer and Thistle. Ten
ara Americans and ten Englishmen.
The terms of the bet are that If the
Thistle wins the ten Americans arc To
pay FIR the best dinner which can he
served the ten Englishmen for 500.
the Amrrcans waiting upon their
guests. If the Volunteer wins the
Americans are 10 eat and the English
men will wait.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

HAVING SOLD THE TAYLOR DRUG
- Store to Fred NJ. CLARK, wish to notify
those who are indebted to same 10 please como
forward and settle With my successor
M No one but Fred n. Clark 10 authorised
10 collect any bills dus the rayisr Drug Store.
W. q. LYONS.
Taylor, August &c, 1887. I'm
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Governor Foraker Of Ohio 10 40 mnd
as wet hen because Mrs. Cleveland
did not single him out of thousands
ri other people At the Philadelphia
yeseptioo and shake his hand.
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FIRST DAY.
FRS. Raee.-Mateh Race for purse Of $500
q side.
Second Rsce-Purse $50. Hai.mile dash,
free for eli two-yesr.olds IL the county.
First horse 500, second horse $50.
SECOND DAT.
First Race Purse $780, Halfmils dash,
free for all horses. First horse sl00, second
nurse $50.
Second Raee~Pnrse $50. Mile heat. free
for all First horse Sl0o. second so.
THIRD DAY.
First Rsee-Purso $40. Haf-mile and re-
pelt free for all horses. fiFst horse 500.
second horse so.
Second Racs--Purse III. Half-mils DASH
free for MI Saddle Horses. first horse
sJJ. second horse s25.
ENTRANCE
Twenty Per cant. OF pursss. Three or
more 10 sntsr and three TO start.
Tho Races will hs ran under the Rules Of
the California BLOND Horss Association
si7.td
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NOTICE

OF The Meeting Of the Board Of
Equalization
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have received the Original Assessment
Roll for the year 1877 from the Assessor Of
White Pine County, State ~ Nevada, and that
the sam" Is now In my Office at Ely open for
public inspection.
Notice Is also given tina, the Board Of
County Commissioners Of said Comfy will
meet At my Office as Board of Equalization
Monday. September Is, 1857.
Add continue from 10 session from day 10 day
iD day until all business coming hefnre il l.
dlsi,osed II pro7i1ed that said Beard shall
not continue in session after Monday, october
3, 1885,.
WM LAuRENSOE,
Clerk 81 the Board Of County Com missioners.
Ely, Nov, Sept. 5, 1881. q
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Bids Asked For.
Office of Martin White Mining Co.,
Room 8, 325 Montgomery ST..

Unllce OF Martin white Mining Co.,
Room 8, 325 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco, Sept. %, 1887.
The Martin White Mining Com.
pany hereby asks for bids to sink
one shaft 7x4 feet to The depth Of
one hundred feet on its property at
Ward, Nevada, as marked on The
Young America, The shaft 10 be
properly timbered.
Also 10 extend The incline on the
Caroline claim 80 feet.
Payments---One- third cash when
one-haIt Of each is completed; one.
third when completed; one.third In
80 days after acceptance by The Co.
Separate bids will be entertained
and the right 70 reject any ard all
bids will be reserved by the eoard
Of Directors.
Alb. COOPER, Secretary.
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Born.

BASSETT--In Snn Francisco, Sept. 2it 1887,
to the wife of W. X. Baseett, "A son.
McELLfN-In Hamilton. Sept. Is, 1877, TO
the wife of Edward J. McEllin. a daughter.
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''ROBORO."
Five ThousaEd Cases Cured without
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Lewis A Bennett -Four Of my children. be.
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LEWIS a BENNETT,
Manufacturer, Lyuehhurg. Va
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sxeessor,, held or converted to bis
ownIuse q ,Sls,6y6. O. this elol,i07
Va bis own BY specific bee uest or -
income OF property. With other al
lowancee the refsTes finds that Gen.
Cutting has been guilty Of misappro-
pristion, and that he 10 not entitled to
compensation. He rules that the
farmers Loan and Trust Company
should pay over to L dis 8 Cutting,
% exscutrir OF Hayward Cutting. and
TO William Cutting for the benefit Of
Brock holet Cuttings children, 81 ,2so,
eos. II II Is thought by some that
Gen, Cutting cannot meet the de-
msnds which will ba made upon him
la the enforced settlement oil the ee-
tate. By the terms OF the will OF
Francis b Cutting there was nothing
to he allowed his sons for acting as
executors, and the referees report,
after lstng number OF transactions
showing mismsnasement, comes to
this conclusion.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase one Of the
Finest Plantations
On the Arkansas River.
On she Arhspsss RtvsF.

1900 aorss Of river bottom land. AL, sv,,
overflow. 1000 acre. IN hith state Of eultiva.
tion and thoroushly ditohed, all under good
fenoe, ofwhich OF miles itbsrbod wire and
plank combinsdi 80 good frame tenement
houses With brick chimpeyti 2 good dwell.
mss, With ctstsrns, .sa.dsns, orchard. etc-
hbe barn, sable and crits, a hns 8story gin
house, 10 foot long, with splendid nAokin.
cry, Gins. FEEDER, con ienssrs. eto. sto,
srist and savmill, Is head mules and horsss.
oIsn, milch COWS, tools, wagons ana har-
ness, about 1900 bu.hels corn. plenty Of hay,
and cotton seed ,uffl cisnt 10 plant the place
Located on the north bank OF the ErkAp.
sas river, 4 or p mile below Little hock, az q
3 miles south o. the Memoirs and Litt.s
Rock raj road. TlN, ArkApsAs C.ntral ane
Paramore branch roads 70 Little Eock hay,
both been looated through the farm, an,
will be running within q ysar, thus mskint
this most desirable place.
Oring % advanced YEAR, and . oonfe-
ausnt Wish 70 retire from active farm man.
segment, the owner will sell al great bar
gain and upon terms 10 suit any purchaser
Cash payment sufioient 10 pay for the por.
tonAl peopsrty only required, and. after
ono-third Of the real estato has been paid
for, the balance may stand for 10 years, IN
terest 20 b raid annually,
IL desired, ue can eject an oEcl z u, for
the whole or part 10 good aemp '5p.
erty at fair cash valuation.
For further Information apply l. fgtsos
sdvERT0N A 9ROs fRgtl,
Memp1if mn
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rrai. wseeksr Hanged

NKsRAsKA rur, Nan July 22.-Ds
vid Hoffman was hanged here today
Tor wrecking a Ms,ouri Pacific passen.
ger traiu on the night Of tho 18th Of
January last at Dunbar, q small sta.
ton on the Missouri Pacific road, ten
miles west Of this place. At the time
Of the wreck, Engineer Dewitt was
INSTANTLY killed and a number OF pas.
eengers we're seriously Injured. Hoff
man passed q good night, having re-
tired early and slept soundly all u ght.
He ate q braakiss, OF fruit ard a lev
delicacies and aecended the tcafiold
with fm tread. He made an effort
To cay something bat broke down.
The trsp IVES strung AZ 1924 and he
was strangltd 10 dssth In eisht min.
utes. HE body WAS cut down and
turned over to the Q uniy coroner.
Hts confederate Ia tho train wreck.
ing iste,viog ten years sentences in
the penitentlary, having turaed 5tates
evidence. The militia company was
called ont 10 keep or er hut every.
thing passed a quietly. shallen Der.
ger, the hendsh child murder r, was
very res lees. having heard the cur.
rent rumor that q NIB vas bling
formed In the ciunty 90 clean out the
jail, which hsd NJ TO tie present
Tailed To matt 7 alizp, though some auI
iety IL feli asto what the night may
bring 10th.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE /" TRIBUNE" OPENS UP ITS
SPLEEN CHEST ON OHIO.
The Democrats OF the Buckeye State
Lot OF White Washed
Crlminals.

NBw YoHK, July 22.-The Tribune
Gays: The machine wins inS Ohio, as
was expected. IDdorsement Of the
President naturally went with the
nomination Of Mr.. Powell. The con-
trolling clique embraced men who had
denounced President Cleveland In
most unmeasursd terms, but that was
when he declined to give the clique
control Of patronage in Ohio. In time
the Pfesident came to see that he had
no chance Of securing q delegation
from Ohio favorable to bis re.nomins-
ton, unless by support Of the perpe-
traitors Of forgery end the other crimes
for the benefit OF OHIO democracy.
Then came appointments expressly
Tor the benefit Of the clique, end the
pardon of persons accused Of crime, 90
that the men who have d, q I'd the laws
In Cincinnati and Columbus and have
yet escaped imprisonment, are hand
In glove with the men who have
been chosen to represent reform In
the Federal administration. They
have reason 10 expect q triumph In
the State convention, because that
party cares little for diegrscs, hut
much for Office, and the men who
wanted place and the men who had
place we're for once united in support
ing the administration.
The Times ssys: The action OF the
Ohio Democracy convention substan-
TALLY ssttles what little doubt there
was regarding the denomination OF
Mr.. Cleveland by Il Q Dem cratic par.
~. II does 70, by any meaos show
that an overwhelmIng majority of the
politicians Of his parry wish his re-
nomination, but II shows that those
who do not wish II and dare to ssy so
are an Insignificant minority. The 70.
| suit OF the OHIO convention may be
regarded In one sense the formal and
official expression Of q sentiment In
the Democratic party OF which thsre
have alresdy been numerous indica.
lions. II Ia hardly worth while to
enumerate or describe these. Their
meaning has for some time been per-
fectly obvious, and they have only
been the scattered signs OF the fact
shown equally clearly by the absolute
absence Of any serious mention Of q
candidate for the Democracy other
than Mr.. Cleveland.
The Sun says: The politics OF the
past two years have developed the
Tact that there are ID mocrais, and
there are Democrats. The Ohio Con.
vsntion at Cleveland, yesterday. nom.
mated one Of the latter class. There
are platforms, aud there are platforms.
II was 9 platform belong ny to the
second ca.egory that some OF the Ohio
Democrats adopi cd At Cleveland. There
sSe also Inducements and indorse.
ments. II lsppears TO DO an indorse.
ment Of the second. rather than OF the
first tort that Mr.. Cleveland's admin.
istrstion obtained In Ohio Yesterday,
Harmony 10 Q great thing In politics.
The word itsef has q soothing fleet
upon the ear. II sounds well Mt con.
vsntioDs when utter; d sonorously with
the proper setting TO the lower law
succesJ 10 the Democrats Of Ohio with
their oand date for Governor, Gen.
Thomas 4. Powell, Of Delaware
county.
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a Daa R0a.

Nsw YoaE, July 2s.-The Now
York Lie Iosurancs and Trust Com.
pany Last Monday loaned Marcus p.
We ,dfua $4,000 and took securities,
" shares, In the Chemical National
Bank. II now trantpires that the
bapk stock did not belong 10 Mr.,
Woodruff bot 10 ths Woodruff estate,
Of which Marcus had been q trustee
anti lew months ago, when he was
oom PEELED 10 resign by his mother and
sisters, who had discovered some ir.
Irregularities on bis part. Woodruff ID
. littis over 80 years Of sgs aud has
led q rather iAst life. Toe Trust Dom
pany discovered on Wednesday tha,
the bank stock would not protect la
loan. Woodruff had been given two
checks Quo for 100000 aud another
fer el6,000. The larger check has
been traced aud the money found In
the possession Of the Adams Express
o., Who we're 10 deliver II 10 u New
York bssk whsn the check had been
prescribed flr collection. Tbs will be
saved unless the check is In the hands
Of an innooent purchaser. The SINAI.
ler check has not yet been traced. II
In claimed tina, Woodruff Ia ineans.
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DR. M'GLYNN
DseiAiag Up tho Hopes or Bis De-
Iadsa Followers and Pr0seIytes.

Bedding Up she Hopes or Bis De-
isdsa Followers s.d ProseIytes.
New YoRx, July 22.-Cheers and
waving Of hats and hsndkercbieis
greeted DR.. Moo ynn's announcement
In Irving Hall last night that the Anti
Poverty Society would have q ca adj.
date Of its own In this fed at the next
Presidential election. He made the
announcement at the business meet
Ing Il the society. He was making .
speech In answer 10 the question,
which he said was constantly being
asked. In spite OF the fact that he had
answered II hundreds OF umeI al
ready, "How docs the Anti Poverty
Sosiety propose to abolish poverty p
He said: How are we going to do IL 2
None go blind rs those who will not
SEQ. Wo are going TO do II by talking
to the votem. by persusdiug the voters
to accept our ideas, by electing an
anti poverty ma ority TO the L glsla.
ture and TO CONGRESS. liz every future
election We arc 10 nominate candi-
datee Of our own, pledged TO carry out
our Ideas, and We ara 10 keep on rsit-
Grating our platform OF principles"
The audience cheered itself hoarse
whom DR.. McGlynn said that the
labor party with its anti poverty prin.
ciples would make no compromises
with any other political party, but
would nominate sbsolu ely indepsn.
des united labor candidates for ev.
cry elective once. Toen he said
1--WE will have . candidate for Presl-
den, Of tho United States, too"
"Hell be ID McGlynn," shouted an
excited anti pauper jumping out Of his
seat and waving his black derby. II
wss the signal that set the audience
wild for two minu ee. Dr.. McGlynn
went a1ead with his speech In the up
roar.
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VERY LaWap-y.

MACON, GA, July 70 The marriage
OF W. II. Lamar, Of Washington, 10
Ms jennie l.. daughter Of Secretary
Lamar. occurred At 8 O'Clock last night,
Tho Rev. q. X. Lamar, Of Demopolip,
Ala, brother OF the groom, OBLIGATED
The presents we're costly and hume.
rous. and several we're from Washing.
ton and Cabinet officera.
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Vt. Loun, Mo, July 22-John ID.
She's, after serving . term Of four
years In the Pennsylvania peniten.
tisry, was brought back to this city
las, week TO receive sentence for the
murder OF police Off 81 this city
while making bis escape from jall
and wa, this morning again Sentenced
to be hanged, execution being ordered
Tor y p'ember 7 ss7 A motion for
Q stay OF proc,edIrRs was granted 10
enable shea's attorneys 10 cary the
caae 10 the suprr mo CSurt
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OzyrLAsD. o., July a. "A special
from Nelsonv'lle, o, says Mrs. Hattie
Seymour. an aged lady, living In Har.
rison township, vinton county, scrcss
the border from here, was found muir.
dered la'e last night. She was lying
on the door In pool Of blood. A
bullsl was In her brain, and a fearful
knhe stab In her stomach. The OBJ
Iect Of the murder was robbery. There
10 no clue TO the perpetrators Of the
crime.
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uer,... r.,,Ir and ,hl.l.n.

Foi collie ard grubs, for lung fever,
cough o. hide bound, | give simmons
Liver Regulator Ia ma h twice a
day. You can recommend Il TO every
nne having ttoCk ~ The beet medicine
known iyr tue above complaints. In
using u With my ohicl ems iof cholera
and gnpes / mix II with the dough and
iced II 10 them once dAy. By this
treatment ! have lot none where the
Regulator Was given promptly and
regularly. Er TAYLOR,
AFent for Ofanaers M a.o..l.
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MAJ 81 I.rareedinx..

NV YoRx. July 22.-rhe argument
70 make permanent the stay Of pro-
osedinps In the case Of Jacob Sharp,
which wa 10 bavs been heard by
Sudso Potter in the Supremo Court
chsmbers today. has been adjourned
until Tuesday next. B,urke CJchrane
has been retained by Sharp to make
the argument, and II was TO give him
time 10 -asks himself familiar with the
case aud prepare his briefs that the
adjournment was granted.
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The CeI.bra,sd U.,,i.x 49,.

Nav Yorr, Ju.y % -Tae report Of
the r,i-ree In the celebrated Cutting
case Was made today, and. M a couse-
qust ce, judgments In large amount
have beeo 6led in the county clerks
once. The referee d de that between
ths death Of Francis B. Outing, father
Of Gen. William Quitting, jane 2s,
1880, and January Is, lss6, the son, az
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IL an ipnsmsd condition Of the lining
membrans Of the nostrils, tear ducts
and throat, affecting the lungs. Al
aoIid mucous 10 secreted, the die
charge 10 acoompa nied with q burn.
ing sensation. There arc severe
spasms Of tnfexlng, frequent attacks
of headaohe. wstery and inf ,msd
eyesL Elys cream Ba m Ia q remedy
that can be- depended upon TO quickly
relieve and cure. 90 cents at drug.
gists; By mail, registered, 80c. by
Bros., nb Greenwich street, New
YoA,
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SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS

RouNp TRIP TICKETS 70 the ..,,, various q ~
sale BY the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road on and after juno LIST. A full supply Of
guides, pamphlets and other springs matter
on hand, and will be promptly mailed. with
the same. with minimum Of cost, time o.
trouble and maximum Of comfort, convent.
ence aud safety, though tho prettiesi
scenery In the country. Through Pullman
Buffet sleepers to most OF theso resorts and
lew changes TO the others. Through Tickets
aud checks TO all Call on OF address Bar
ney Hughes, iiciet Agent, I8 Main street,
II. ID. Kills, Ticket Agent, 81 Madison
street; Eugene Sutclihe. Passenger Agent,
as q or neSaussurs. "A. q. p. a.
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NJ EwsNsL.NO. os-EavArDsv
Az OF mIsig, Bosts., Mass.

T'HE LarEest ard Pest EQUIPPED 10 the
la, , wS'd ho,o ln.'fs. t s0 Sss
and lnstrumsntsl ausic, Piano and Organ
Iunins, Fine hrts. Ora ory. Literature,
French, Gormsn snd Italian Languages. Ens
s "a sSs; e .nS 1s.I I'D, s stat, T H.s
and x sctrie Light. u 10 q 50 per vesk.
FALL TERM bssins tept. q, 1877. FOR n
Illustrated calendar, 9Th iu'l information.
sddrss. 4; T0UhJBE, Dir, Franklin 3d..
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vhe NJ. Thsm.. Oi...,.,.

sr THonAs, oSr., July 22-At the
inques, In connection with the late
railway dlsss or, witnesses swore that
the engineer was uuder the ioauenoe
Of liquor and unfit TO control the
train also that the conductor had
been drlnklus though not intoxicated.
The inqusst isstill y foceeding.
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" there ever was specific for any
one complaint, the Caters Little
Liver Pills are specific for pick
hesdacbe, and every woman shonld
know this. OILY one Dill dose. Try
them.
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At. LOuis SEMINARY.

A PRIVATE sRLEcr SCHOOL Of High
"a Grade for a Limlied Number OF Youns
Ladies, eituated at JenninE.. NO. miles
lis most beautiful suburbs Disei line care
full and homslike each pupil iniividualissd.
Seven oxperienccd feachsrs Commotious,
we'll ventilated builtin.s, With beautiful and
ample a. ults -, Seyentesnth Year com
logus, etc apply At once 70 tho Principal,
Is, r, BLEWRTT. IL, D., Jennipss, No.